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2 DAYS TO THE END OF EXHIBITION AT THE HOTEL PRESIDENTIAL.
We've been on display for 8 days now and we are filled with gratitude for the feedback and inspiring moments shared with everyone so far. Still planning to visit? You're in luck cos you have 2 more days to see it before the official closing.
You are specially invited to join us on World Tourism Day, 27th September, 2023, at Hotel Presidential in Port Harcourt, as we unveil the captivating 'Tour of Contemporary Photos of Port Harcourt: In and Out.' Immerse yourself in the artistic portrayal of the Niger Delta beauty, from its enchanting landscapes to its vibrant cultural tapestry. Let's come together to appreciate and support the flourishing tourism of the region.
Entry is free, so mark your calendar for an unforgettable journey through the lens of Port Harcourt's charm!
Select works on display would be available for purchase and charity proceeds distributed to local artists to further promote touristic exploration of the region in photos and paintings.
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June is a month that brings with it warmer weather, longer days, and the start of summer. It’s a time to enjoy the outdoors, spend time with loved ones, and appreciate the beauty around us.
Welcome to a new season
“Without culture, and the relative freedom it implies, society, even when perfect, is but a jungle.
This is why any authentic creation is a gift to the future” by Albert Camus.
It''s the joy we feel as we open our minds to sharing and learning with the world.
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Serving God with your talents is the peak of fulfilment. We know because it's what we do whenever we step into the scene on invitation or as volunteers.
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Igbos do not see people, they see money. Yorubas do not see crisis, they see opportunities. For Hausas and others, I'll say something about them as I write. Yes, this is a post exploring stereotypes, but the bright sides.
Let's begin with Yorubas. While I was in Jos, before Ogun, Lagos and Akure, I learned a thing or two about the Yorubas. I doubt I'd have noticed these things if not that I studied them in an environment where there are other ethnic groups. Yorubas two-time. It is in their character to. The Yoruba person conveniently goes to the mosque on Friday, and to church on Sunday. It is for this same reason Northern Muslims attack them during crisis. They label them non-foundational Muslims. But this is a commonness with Muslims, a problem too in Christianity--sects. Shi'ite and Sunni. Arab and African. Hausa and Yoruba. For now, I'll stop here.
Let's talk about the Igbos. They are enterprising. They put benefit before anything else. Hence, they're successful in business. They're greedy, and this resulted in the misunderstandings of the 60s which culminated in the Nigeria-Biafra war. Again, let's stop here.
The war has come and gone even though we still fight with words because our minds are still bitter. Whichever way, reference will always be made to the war. Whoever makes reference to it will apportion blames or not apportion blames. But definitely, they will be sympathetic with a side, oftentimes the Igbo. Whoever makes reference to the war will feel hate and resentment, or seek inspiration for a better Nigeria or the actualization of Biafra. Don't ask my position. I won't tell you. Not today.
"Distrust and resentment," John Rawls says, "corrode the ties of civility, and suspicion and hostility tempt men to act in ways they would otherwise avoid." The war has come and gone. I wasn't there when it was fought. But I do not look back to sip bile, I look forward to progress. But progress means a lot of things. To understand where I'm coming from, let's forget groups except where we have to draw lessons from them; let's focus on us as individuals. You as you, me as me.
A few days ago, I had a discussion with a certain Ogoni man. I was impressed with how he thought. He said something which will serve as my point of departure, this: "When you hate a people, you cannot learn from them." I am a believer in societal development. My approach to this development, however, isn't a collective one. It is somewhat individual, a kind of collective individualism. We're are a people whose minds are littered with bias and religion and tradition. We can hardly go far with this baggage. Hence, the need to travel light. Development must first be on individual basis. We must learn, unlearn and relearn. And because we're individuals who live in society, society will naturally become better when the majority of us are.
Life is all about perspective--what we choose to see. You see the Yoruba man and call him a hypocrite. You say that during the war he stayed neutral for selfish reasons. You say that while you fought he was busy sending his brothers abroad. But you have failed to see this as some open-mindedness necessary for development. Though we were taught that conflict brings about development, there is hardly any development during the period of conflict. The Yoruba man understands this. When he practices the religion of others, he is open-minded. He knows it isn't his. For him, it is just a means to an end. This mentality is what sets the Yorubas apart. So while we fight down South over oil, for Biafra in the East; while there is Boko-Haram and Southern Kaduna and Arewa-versus-Igbo up North, the Yoruba man knows to keep his place peaceful. Exactly there is where development will go!
At the core of the Igbo man's philosophy is work because Ndu bu isi (Life is primary) and Afo di mpka (the stomach is vital). When I read this in Sr. Marie's Philosophical Essays: Critique of Social Praxis, a lot happened to my mind. It is only natural for a hardworking person to be considered greedy. But like the "greedy" person we all have twenty-four hours. The greedy person has a brain, we do too. So while the Igbo man prays and hopes for Biafra, he works. He understands the meaning of starvation. He fears it because he has been there before. He has been deprived of many things. These, all these, inform his drive. And exactly where hardwork is, is where wealth will go!
Like Nnamdi Azikiwe, I've chosen to be eclectic and it is the energy I give off; what exactly I dish out. I see the good in every man. If we can put our diversity in a sieve, a bowl under it, the very best is what we will have in the bowl, or left in the sieve. And because Northerners are fundamentalists, we can borrow their commitment to religion for development. Committed to bettering us, we sure will get there.
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We celebrate all the refugees in the world living in repugnant conditions.
As we commemorate in World Refugee Day, let's examine our wrongs, seeking ways to forgive our misgivings.
We are sorry that the world is unfair to your existence.
We are sorry that humanity doesn't regard your souls as precious.
We are sorry, Madam Martina Joshua, if only Nigeria had a good health care facility in your community, your husband would have been alive. Knowing he was hypertensive when the insurgents struck in 2014, he died from shock.
We are deeply sorry.
We know society does not favor widows, but today, we celebrate your faith in humanity.
- Widows of Boko Haram, share emotional stories about their lost partners.
We wish you a golden Saturday!
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How else do I say STOP to the SOOT rain in Portharcourt.
THIS IS YOUR CALL: ILLEGAL HYDROCARBON BUSINESS OPERATORS, COMBINED MILITARY FORCE, F.G, MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT, LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCIES AND FRIENDS OF THE EARTH.
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Veteran nollywood actress has continued to champion this course with very little support from fellow celebrities who can lend audacious voice and action, to actually stop the soot in PH. We wonder why?
It's Earth day
Stand up!
Join in!
Take action!
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So someone asked how this works? is an initiative of the it is aimed at reducing the effects of recyclables on our environment by .
There are endless disadvantages just as there are advantages, to be a part of this you have to start by sorting the waste in your houses because if it doesn't leave your house at all it won't end up on the streets.
She also asked if there are designated locations where the plastics can be dumped? There are none for now but we're working on mobilizing people for a daily door to door pick up around . What we're doing now is getting these plastics from dumpsites so if you have enough that you've sorted and gathered in your houses, call - 08094705925 and someone will come and pick it up or tell you where to deliver it, that in one little way or the other will contribute to making this initiative a reality because if we don't take care of our environment, our environment cannot take care of us.
My name is Christabel Altraide and I am the reigning Face of Port Harcourt City, here to tell you that the first step to Nation Building is Voluntary Community Development.
April 22 is here again. This year’s Earth Day campaign is all about environmental & climate literacy.
With much concern about the lack of awareness and inaction in Port Harcourt, regarding the environmental health and degradation, which is adversely affecting the quality of air that we breathe; topped with Pollution, toxic waste and its disposal.
It's a great time to reflect on and
Join up!
Take action!
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Marvis, Kemen, Bisola Arrives Port Harcourt Today, As Family, Fans, Friends, Associates & Press Men Awaits Their Arrival At International Airport Omagwa....
Meanwhile, The Trio Will Storm Jerkys Grill Bar GRA PH By 8pm Tonight.
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Looking for what to do this Easter, and are you in Port Harcourt?
Tooche! Follow our top 3 events and discover fun beyond expectations...
In no particular order,
1. You're invited to Swiss International Mabisel Hotel for her Easter Family Fun Fair and Exhibition featuring bouncing castle, ride for kids, games, swimming, spa, lots of freebies and variety of items for your shopping delight. Venue is Swiss International Mabisel Hotel, 9 Mabisel Avenue, Off Peter Odili Road, Port Harcourt from 14th - 17th April 2017, 9am to 6pm daily. For info please call: 09053886151, 09053886157
2. See next post, for a sweet adventure with the kids
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Must Attend!!!
BAE AWARDS, celebrates brave African entertainers in the city of Port Harcourt, 's event center, Odili road.
31st March was memorable for nominees and supporters who thronged the venue to cheer winners in different categories. Kudos to the organizing committee, led by entertainment expert - Mutiu. And congrats Mutiu on your wedding. Keep achieving!
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